Sentences with phrase «social behaviors when»

This helps them learn good social behaviors when playing with other dogs.

Kipnis and his team first suspected a link between the immune system and social behavior when they found that mice lacking T cells, key components of the immune system, show little interest in their peers.

Focusing on polite social behavior when out in public.

Participants were 52 FCG children, 44 CAUG children, and 97 NIG children who were part of the BEIP and whose teachers provided a report of their social behavior when they were 8 y of age (M = 8.58, SD = 0.34, range: 7.44 — 9.39).

Not exact matches

Theoretically, breaching someone's privacy — even that of a quasi-government official — should be something that we do when there is a compelling argument for it, some broader social policy aspect, as there arguably is with the tape recordings of Donald Trump admitting to horrible behavior towards women.

«Facebook's new reactions might be an interesting experiment to see what reactions users favor, and how behavior changes on the social network when multiple reactions, including unfavorable ones, are available.»

Studies show that smiling is used as a way to form bonds with others [25] and that smiling behavior is more pronounced when people are engaged in social contact [26].

Some have argued that it may be easier for individuals to feel compassion towards animals when that compassion is not at odds with their diet or behavior.95 However, critics could argue that the social change resulting from new technologies is also inevitable.

Moreover, this reductionist behavior keeps us from showing the world what can happen when Christians see one another as brothers and sisters instead of only according to racial, ethnic, or social stereotypes.

Overall, the entire field of Christian social ethics — liberationist or not — pays scandalously little attention to empirical data and social science, as when Karen Lebacqz cites the Hite Report as though it were a statistically representative sample of sexual attitudes and behaviors, or when Michael Novak draws simplistic comparisons between Japanese and Latin American political economies.

I believe in a God who is always on the side of the marginalized, even when they don't have their theological ducts or social behavior in order.

In the biological sense, an animal displays instinctive behavior when that behavior appears spontaneously, without the assistance of social cues or learning.

The anthropologist Anthony F. C. Wallace, in a little known classic on social change and culture, teaches that major transformations of thought and behavior happen in a society when a society discovers that a once common set of religious understandings has become impossible to sustain.

When we study the Islamic economy as a way which Islam prescribes for individual and social behavior in the economic field and examine Islam's rules in this area, we can conclude that its most important attribute is social justice.

When one group tries to shove religion down others throats... or morality... or any kind of social behavior, one often resents and is offeneded by what I consider a life of lesser value or meaning.

This behavior was invented when apes became social.

It's French social theory wedded with Calvinist theology: Everyone is inextricably bound up in self - perpetuating systems of sinful behavior; when everyone is totally depraved, no one is; God, in the end, becomes a celestial umpire, naming this one «just» and that one «damned» according to arbitrary fiat.

«The first is autistic disorder,» explains Allison Kawa, child psychologist specializing in the evaluation of children and adolescents, «which is when the individual has problems with their communication, with their social skills, and behaviors that are repetitive or idiosyncratic or excessive.»

Back in 2009, when I started STFU, Parents, there were no articles or blog posts about how parents use social media, what kind of impact these attitudes and user mechanisms had on their kids (or their friends), or what we could learn from social media etiquette, including the benefits of curbing certain types of posting behavior.

I tend to favor the middle ground: it's your responsibility to set limits, check up on your kids occasionally (the amount you will do this depends on their behavior), hold them accountable when it's needed, and teach them how to make good choices even in tough social situations.

The findings, published by Cell Press in the March 8 issue of the journal Neuron, may help to explain why young children often struggle to control selfish impulses, even when they know better, and could impact educational strategies designed to promote successful social behavior.

Coming from an era when social interactions were more civil, grandparents are sometimes shocked by the language and behavior of their grandchildren.

We are connecting and it is part of our social behavior even when it is a few seconds, but it isn't this romanticized version we see all the time.

Children are too young to understand when parenting behavior is wrong, a social psychologist says.

However, openly uncooperative and hostile behavior becomes a serious concern when it is so frequent and consistent that it stands out when compared with other children of the same age and developmental level and when it affects the child's social, family and academic life.

As one Huffington post article on the subject explained, people who are psychopaths often don't yawn when others do (one of those weird but true social behaviors), stay super calm in dangerous situations, and thrive on drama (without even showing it).

If your child's behavior problems aren't changing when you incorporate discipline strategies, if his behavior is interfering with school or his social life, or if his behavior is not age appropriate, it's likely time to seek help.

«Parents model the behaviors that children will use in the world; if parents model fighting to express negative feelings, then kids will think that this is how to express themselves when they are upset,» says parenting coach and licensed social worker Mercedes Samudio.

Especially when children exhibit challenging behaviors, adults want to know exactly how to address these situations with strategies that promote positive behavior, good social - emotional development and increased self - esteem.

Some kids don't think about their behavior or anticipate consequences when they have impulse control problems and difficulty picking up on social expectations.

Kids who bully or taunt others on the playing field aren't likely to change their behavior when in the classroom or in social situations.

When seeking out a professional to work with you and your child to improve behavior, be sure to ask them about how he or she addresses social skills.

A number of helpful articles are available on addressing behavior, implementing routines and schedules, teaching social skills, and making life easier when navigating situations such as bedtime, diapering, going to the doctor, holiday activities, and running errands.

Even better, they've broken us down into conservative and liberal buckets, which is perhaps more straightforward than it sounds, since someone who's a fan of Rush Limbaugh, Mitt Romney and the American Enterprise Institute is probably fairly conservative (this kind of «sentiment analysis» can be a real pain to automate when you're talking about individual social media posts, but I suspect it gets easier when you can figure in someone's overall pattern of social behavior, as Facebook can).

The apes may focus on dominance rather than morality when it comes to interpreting social behaviors

Importantly, this is the first time social priming has been shown to change people's behavior even when they are not interacting with others, providing potential new insights into human behavior.

New research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology finds that women who were reminded of a time that their dad was absent from their lives — or who actually experienced poor quality fathering while growing up — perceived greater mating intent in the described behaviors of a hypothetical male dating partner and when talking with a man.

That is, natural - seeming social behavior was fine when coming from a human, or from a computer following a script.

«Our findings are reasonable when you think about social behavior,» Schinasi said.

Social psychology crystallized in the 19th century around a concern with crowd behavior: Why do otherwise reasonable individuals become irrational or even dangerous when placed in a mob of people?

When you're having a discussion in the abstract, it's easy to set people off without being conscious of it, since you miss the body language and other social cues that would normally inform your behavior, says Chris Mooney, co-author of Unscientific America.

«The fact that the bonobos failed to imitate demonstrates that even enhanced social orientation may not be enough to trigger human - like cultural learning behaviors,» notes Claudio Tennie, research group leader at the University of Tubingen, who coauthored the study when he was at the University of Birmingham.

So he is trying to organize a Human Behaviorome Project that will quantify the things we do when we put our genes into action: every personal, social, and cultural behavior that makes us human.

When the researchers subjected adolescent mice with the gene mutation to either social stress or caloric restriction, but not both, the animals exhibited little change in feeding behavior.

Says Sawaoka: «In general, we think there is great potential in better understanding how the behavior of individual organization members reflects on the image of organizations, and vice versa, especially at a time when ubiquitous online social networks, fast news cycles, and the blurring of privacy norms increasingly puts individual behavior on display.»

Viewing behavior is also called «lurking» — when a person does not participate in posting or liking social content, but is just an observer.

• D: Describe - Asking the caregiver, and the patient if possible, to describe the «who, what, when and where» of situations where problem behaviors occur and the physical and social context for them.

When it comes to social behavior, maybe there isn't a normal brain.»

The level of social activity increased dramatically when researchers added a new behavior to QRIO's repertoire: If a child touched the humanoid on its head, it would make a giggling noise.

When people know that others may gossip about them — and experience the resulting social exclusion — they tend to learn from the experience and reform their behavior by cooperating more in future group settings.